ORS 601.100
Transportation and handling of dead animals
- assembly plant license fee
(1)
Except as provided in subsection (3) of this section, all persons licensed under ORS 601.050 (Investigation of place of business and applicant) or 601.080 (License for conveyance transporting dead animals) shall transport bodies, carcasses or parts of animals to their establishments in a covered wagon, truck bed or tank which is watertight and so constructed that no drippings or seepings can escape therefrom. Such wagon, truck bed or tank shall be so constructed as to conform to the rules and regulations that may be established by the State Department of Agriculture. The bodies, carcasses or parts of animals shall not be removed from such wagon, truck bed or tank except at the place of final disposition.(2)
However, any person licensed under ORS 601.050 (Investigation of place of business and applicant) or 601.080 (License for conveyance transporting dead animals) may, for the purpose of securing economy of handling and transportation, establish a refrigerated assembly plant where whole bodies of dead animals or their carcasses or parts may be placed in storage pending the assembly of an economical quantity for transportation to the central plant. Such assembly plant shall conform to such regulations by the department as shall keep it in sanitary condition. Each such assembly plant shall be subject to an annual license fee of $10.(3)
Whole bodies of dead animals, the condition of which has not become obnoxious to human senses, and which cannot be placed in an ordinary wagon, truck bed or tank as described in subsection (1) of this section, may be transported in an open wagon or truck. In such case the body shall be suitably covered and concealed.(4)
In the case of transporting offal or parts of bodies from slaughterhouses or other places, the containers in which they are transported must have tight covers and be kept in a sanitary condition.
Source:
Section 601.100 — Transportation and handling of dead animals; assembly plant license fee, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors601.html.
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